An Excellent Combination.
" The pleasant method and beneficial
' -effects of the well known remedy,-
'.- BTRur ofFroe, manufactured -by the
Calhohhm Fio Sykup Co., illustrate
" the value of obtaining the liquid laxa
tive principles of plants known to bo
medicinally laxatiTO and prosentinff
' them in the form most refreshing to tho
taste and acceptable to tliq) system. It
: is the one .perfect strengtaomnir laxa
tive, cleansimr the system effectually.
dispelling colds, headaches and furors
gently yotpromptly and enabling one
to overcome habitual constipation por
manently. . Its perfect freedom from
every objectionable quality and aub-
stance, and its acting on the kidneys.
liver and bowels, without weakening
or irritating them, make It the ideal
laxative.
In the process of manufacturing fig
are usea, as iney are picasnnv 10 wis
taste, but tho medicinal qnalitiesof tin
remedy arc obtained froimsenna and
other aromatic plants, by a method
known to the California ia Stbop
Co. only. - In ordor to get itsbencflciul
effects and to avoid imitations, please
remember the full name of the Company
printed on tho iront ol every package.
CALIFORNIA FIG SYRUP CO.
BAJJ FRAJTOISCO, CAXi. '
ixjuisrmxB, et. raw tors, it. t. ,
For sale by all Druggists. PricooOo. per bottle
THE JOURNAL.
New Bern, N. C,
May H. 1901.
Index to New Advertisements.
Broad Street Fruit Store rolls.
James B. Dawson. Oranges'.,
Umbrella picked up. ''-.,
H. C. Whltehurst. Sale. -J.
H. Parker Jr. Coffee eta, . .
J. J. Tolson Jr. Notice.
8immoqs and Hollowell Co, LaWns.
Business Locals.
APPLES, Oranges, Bananas and Pine
Apples, today at Broad Street Fruit
Store. Phone 88. .
PICKED UP Umbrella In Post tfflce
last night. Owner can get it by ' proving
property and paying costs. )
r , I. '
ORANGES and Bananu today at James
B.Dawson's, 103 Middle street Also
Ice Cresm.
PARIS GREEN and Sprayers: For
killing Potato Bugs snd . Tobacco
Worms' For 'sale .at J. C. Whltty &
Co's. . ..-'
A FRESH lot of Cream Chocstes
received at McSorlcy's.
Just
JACOBS' Raleigh Rye Whiskey la toe
Best. Middle street. !.
- ll
Good Soda
Comes from good maUrlel com
bined with knowledge, and skill, We
use the very beat of everything. ; If It
is poHftlhlo to improve anytliinWS do It.
The cost diM'tn't worry u kill as much
at the quality. Deftness in imllng and
serving it an art in Itself. It oay seem
iivlevs perliaps fctoltah, to voi. as yoy
waU'h Uw little quirks and (uimy bull-
nou gone through with by our' attend'
ant In drawing the various ilnaks, but
they all add to the Itavor. It - jntt Ulnae
little "kinks', that make ltiadham's
8odaJ"Chlc."
A. child's yet ara subject 14 deftcta
mors so than adults, especial if school
children, because of their Uc leocy to
yield aad become Improperly shaped,
statistic show that la law tllse the
per eeat of defects ara greatly taj eieeea
of those of smaller towns, on fcoaat of
lb limited field of vision, itM
trouble exist la school chlldres. they b
come accattoeaed to stadylag s$ a short
dUiaaea aad grow ap this way. ht) eye
gradually becoming (near slcatsd) or
myopic, or reMltlag la some ilspo d
defect which sboald be oormated by
sellable (faetea. 1
It k awell kaowa faot saoag k
that ataay a bopeUsa blind a'a ye
could have Watt la good eoedliba had
lb aUue Ot defec bes rregaiaed
aad aotreotejl by ttasass at It vom, of
tbetroable. I,
M;opU U tot oaty a dsfect t at a
g twelve dlssesi wkka eaa geaerally ba
cervd et Its prngreea suyed if lb
fwerwf teas, staUttlea show lb tlbretet.
f s)orM ef aalverslUM lo b i wblr
goe to show how ike atlad la ttilvtt4
al theeipeasaaf laery. Ma ,r y.mr
hlkiseyvepf hsvleg lka ttswlurd
t J.O. taxiet Jr.'
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ACoibaTMlC j
If tew e4 a loek, iry ocf JW,
Xrwa aid Wis. Ill a oetr.il..
panlca'srlf ttV la lb trtVni f
eVMltlf aMewdad wttk Iwpvvwb'
Clb hJoM. It aroawita d!i'-tl..B.
' Issprwvra 1 beam l t aad glvea trr
ba lb aattra eytu. Devi hMrrip.
law rbanawry
CURB YOUR
HEADACHE
and UORIPPC
i
With CAPUDlfai!
OFFICERS ELECTED.
The at Official Ekclc4 For Hcit Two
-.'..Tear Some OrtUfe.''-.'
The Board of Aldermen met bat night
al the City Hall aad canvassed the vote
of the electlea held, last Tuesday. The
following were declared elected AMer-
aaea of the city of New Bern. W. D.
Barrlogton, Feral Gaaklll, John R
Ives, John C. Scales, C, TV Watson, 8.
H. Una, W. a, Phillips,- B. B Ten
part, T. f. McCarthy, Nathan Cohb, w;
H. Johnson and J. T. York,, " .-; .'
The new-Board of Aldermen then or
ganised and elected for. Mayor lor two
years Prank T. Patterson, the choice for
the position at the late Democratic ptl-
Owe? H. Guion was elected CHy AV-
tornfy. t V -
Tboi Daniels was elected City Treas
urer, . , , .
Dr. Chat Duffy was elected City Phy
sician. -
J. B. B. (Jarraway, H.Jb". Groves and
Ralph OaTeapcrt were elected Auditing
Committee.' - '
J. H. Hargett was elected Chief of
Pallet; J. J. Tolson, City Clerk; H. H.
Tooker, Pnmp Inspector; It. P. Wil
liams, Superintendent of Fire alarm sys
tem, .These each received the full 18
votes. Superintendents Gasklns of Ce
dar Grove Cemetery, and Brooks of
Greenwood Cemetery were re-elected.
PERSONAL PARAGRAPHS.
Mrs. L. M. Hendren and Mrs. D. M.
Jones went to Wilson yesterday, tost'
tend the annual meeting of the Womans
Foreign Missionary Society of the M E.
Church, South.
Mr.W.M. Webb, Chief 8holl Fi.h
Commissioner, ws in New Bern y ester
day.. . -
Plctires of Truck Scenes.
Secretary T. K.; Brnner of tho Slate
Agricultural Department who has been
here taking ."living picture" of the
truck farms In this vicinity, left yester-
Mr. Wm Dunn took If r. Bruner about,
Visiting the. different farms, Dunn's,
Hackbarn & Wtlletts, Toumsn, Bray's
I and Crockett's. Some .forty view were
taken by Secretary Bruner.
Atlantic Hotel to Open,
The Atlantic Hotel at Morehead City,
Is again to be nnder the management of
Scovllle Bros, of Atlanta, Ga , who will
open this well known seaside hotel
June 15th.
A Closing Honrs for Store.
The local retail stores should unite
and have a fixed hour for closing each
night, 7.80 p. m, would be a reasonable
time. Of course this need dot apply to
Saturday....
i. J. Tolson J., the Brood street groci r
bis determined to 'dose at the aboro
hoar, beginning the nest Monday night
Are others to do likewise.
Trinity College Commencement.
The Journal' acknowledges the
0 artesy or the Senior Class or Trln.ty
Oollege, In the Invitation to atieid lbs
xerclses of Commencement Work at
Durham. June tnd to Bin.
Mew Fair Association Meeting,
A meeting of the subscribers lo the
stock of the proposed New Fair Auncla-
tioa will bo held at City Hall oa Wed
aesday, May MUi, at 9:90 o'clock p.
for the purpose of bearing the reports of
oomalttaes appointed al last meeting
and Ike eoaslderaUoa of other matters
looking lo aa organlsallo of the said
Aasoclatloa.
It Is raraeslly desired that every sub-
aciiber be piaseal By order of las
Ohatmaa. Oao. Casta,
Secretary..
OAflTOniA.
ith, - lailsa li m vm tsarM
Tnck Kffvemut laaaies
The saorsia of track from keta ye.
Urday waa ohl laterfarred with by
U rata, bet Iba aklpsaeat by atraaset
waa large, tb K eaa not bMag abla to
carry all that waa offered. ,
Frlcea fet eatbags aad peaa la Honk-
era atatkeu eoatlaea aklta aatleftutory
lo eblpper pf track. - ...
' Tbgids Storm Wltk kala.
tVciealsf shertif afiar II as. y swr
day, rsla b;ea falling by, tad ana
llrnd srltb l ralevialeeiaw wall l-.te
Ih algal. Tb ralefsfl was walla by
Sad t!rp Uiwhr n4 ngblalag prv
vslUJ al lavwvsls.
lrafU froas along the A. U Ua,
saU rats aad ball fell la IWM fHnli
iKie'l foll M Oil Mark Of . I.
tlr4 ntrnrd. fnv ladl b-4nr Nflxf
kfiw. sad ra will bar Ibrea. J.J.
Ittr. "
a'l Tsfff V'trj't livl.y
Hello, OU Pumpkin!
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rrogram Carried out as Fully as Weather
-';'. ; Permitted. - .-'-..Z
The heavy rains that prevailed yester
day afternoon Interfered seriously with
the arrangements for Memorial Day.
It has been a good many years since .
there hss been each bad weather en this
Anniversary, and it was in marked con
trast with last year when tbedy -was
perfect snd the crowd immense, - j
As the hour for meeting at the Acad
emy Green approached it was teen . that
the program would have to be changed.
This was done by having the address de
livered in the Opera House which was
made by Bon. B. F. Grady." Capt. Matt
Manly Introduced -the speaker and Jhe
utugniers oi , ids .vonieaeracy woro
seated pa the stage and sang, Nearer
My God to Thee," and "We ara gather
ing Homeward from every Laad.n In
the latter the solo part was taken by Mr.
Arthur Benton,: The Veterans sal in the
front rows of seats and camo forward
during the presentation of the Crosses
of Honor which wrre pinned upon their
coats by Miss Mary Jones on behalf of
the Daughters of the Confederacy. .
While the exercises were going on in
doors the Naval Reserves and others
were assembling without and upon the
conclusion the line of march' wa taken
up for Cedar Grove Cemetery while the
rain commenced to coma uowa last. .
Intolteot the dampness there Was
singing at the Confederate Monument.
Here there was a beautiful Confederate
flag la flowers. The graves ware strewn
with flowers by the children and wreaths
and floral emblems were, placed above
the dead, " A special mark of respect
was paid by the Daughtors of tho Con
federacv at the graves of Mrs. John
Hughes and Miss Harriet Lane Who have
passed away during the past year.
The customary salute was nred oy tne
Naval Heserves above the graves of
their dead comrades. Considering the
weather the program was carried out
very faithfully add many momorles were
evoked of days that are gone.
Have you seen the latest in collars for
ladles and men; they are beauties, get
one "and vou' will be In lt." For sale
by. J. J. Baxter,
Veterans' Meeting.
The OamD New Born, Confederate
Veterans, met at the Court House yes-
terdav afternoon. The ususl business of
the Camp was transacted.
. Miss Nannie Street was elected Spon
nr. The selection of delegates to the
Memnhls Reunion was left to the com
mender, E. R. Jones.
Fell From Scaffold,
John C. Hill, while at work at the
mill of the Blades Lumber Co. al Club
foot Creek, yesterday morning, fell from
a scaffold and broke his leg between tut
ankle and knee.
The Injured man was brought to b e
home here on Hancock street, lasi even-
tnff and was attended bv Dr. N. H.
.-,
Street.
Rad Drlnkln Water.-Every oo
suffers greatly from the dlfftrvnt klads
of water be is compelled to drink, .end
nothing Is to likely to bring on aa, at
tack of diarrhoea. rBur,DAVi' Paia
KtLi-ta Is tb only sale, quick o.i sate
cor for !t, cramps and cholera morlia.
Avoid snlMlllut, there Is but one Palo
Klllrr. Prr Davis'. Price Sic sml
Wc.
3. i. Baxter bat Just received a Sae
line of the Mount ree Roller Tray trunks
from S t IS dollsr.
B4TB0R0.
Taau Town EtecUotv Mr PMaw Cro
Ita Blecdoa Coatett. lastrtcUoa
'...-. U$lagtat. -U ;
Bsyboro, May 10. To ralaa of
peat few dsyt wet highly appreciaiad
by the track aad potato farmers. Tbey
hav do asacb good.
Oar lllll towa baa bewa fall of coav
tMrcial loariat, lasoraac rnea aad sport
lag gvatlessea dartag Iba week.
Vfefior br. this aumaMr will b M
loketp eool root IM aaesbef of
ereasa aad lamtaede ataadt last ar
Imod. There ar alrvadr tart aad
ether la eealempUiloa. . ' ,
Tb ' I w ba t Wwa laat Tad y
wee lb atost taaaa aad qolrt of ay
Ibal we bat beard of, w bad b
The Hg,M arft Iowa aad wtal lo year
ally, aad o far aa bar ImiA aae
offered Ut tot. Tb ooeatltg ot ibis
lis wsa aot add, aad alt ai Im
The aleaaaer 0 M gnet oa law Ma
ria Rail way la yowr rlti li.miriw. in
b MMinMliit pl la llttl4 to
baadl IM larg lrtb ptlo ep.
kUk SI prearat hid fair I b Urg
end ry ens. Tb ct toe teniae "
btlaffw iA
! h sr tcaroa, twrybndy It
btr aiitadi; to their ew lxti4
Tt pl.ta'IHa la lh tivilai
kar Mit tx-l.M not t bHn lb
telva fnt lb .ffl, bl pl'k k 4 tint
t4 Iry a!n ha Po
XW ftv, sir Tayt"', Tk W .rt-ff
HapiUt attal.taa, kaa n,-rr4 a f1lnf
f y 'r'rt.t.y ,'. al 1
eV.nrt I lt. fUrUM rkeffc. f t-
larfln n4 p . I sow! H' Int
h was ' a n'pui
( apiif.r i'r,
ti'SMi aM.tt a-a i-t
fcatv-'af -a Y' . , i
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Late linston News.
Free Press, 10th. . . - "
About 10 bales of cotton were sold la
Klnston lodsy at 4 to 7.16. A .
Mr. Harry Woolen has accepted a po
sition at the A. A N. C. depot, to work
during the truck season. yv)v
The bikk work has been commenced
on three stores and an office for .Mr- W.
A. LaRoque on North street, back of his
store fronting Queen street r'
The Christian Sunday school will tun
an excursion to Morehead Oity next Fri
day, May 17th, The train leaves Kins
ton at 7 a.. ., and returning, leaves
Morehead at 8:80 faa.&,3
Mr. 0. H. Jones, of the firm of Verser
& Jones, State agents for the Fidelity
Mutual Life Insurance Co., paid today in
full to the estate of the late Sheriff J. O
Wootea, a 13,000 policy held by him la
that companygji;-,:;!;
The 4:33 ;A. 4 N. Q. passenger train
was delayed 30 minutes In Klnatoa yes
terday afternoen, on account of a brake
on the rear car having dropped down.
A bolt from the "brake had been lost,
which caused the trouble.
Mr. E. B. Lewi left this morning for
Columbus, O., to attend a meeting of
the grand lodge-of the Woodmen of the
World. Mr. Lewis represents five States:
Delaware, Maryland, West Virginia, Vir
tola and North Carolina. He will be
gone aboBt ten days.
Work will probably soon be com
menced extending the water pipes on
Queen attest about roar blocks in north
rly direction. . These pipH can be
used when water, works are Installed
and It is a good thing thing to protect
all the property possible until a com
plete system of water works Can "be In
stalled. -' ;
The very best wishes of The Free
Press, from the editor to the "devil,"
follow the 1 retiring foremen, Mr. L. J.
Mewborne, was elected city clerk lsst
night and entered -upon his duties this
morning. Mr. Mewborne had been with
The Free Press about 10 years, and mads
a capital foremen. Ha Is . a bright and
painstaking man, ho better selection as
oily clerk could have been, made.
Mess. Clay Andrews and Fred Button
killed a loon down the river yester lay
This waa probably the mate to the one
recently killed at the bridge, as they are
the only ones ever seen here. They are
great divers, and when frlghtenel swim
along distances under the water.
, Griftpn.
Grifton, May 7. Mr. Jim Howard
of
your city passed through our town
on
his way to Greenville, N. O.
Hr- Fella Plltmsn and Hebet Oasklns
-spent 8unday In Klnston, guess the boys
had a aloe time.
Mr, Harry Marks passed through town
Monday on his way to Scotland Neck,
N. C.
Mr, J. L. Keen, Sr., went to Klnston
today to attend court.
We had quite a nice Utile rain today.
A good rain It needed very badly Just
now.
The collections la the M. S. Church
4anday, for missions, was twelve dol
lars. Il It very good for oa, ai we only
have a very small towa, bat we have
lares Sunday Schools. W Would like
to tee alt the facet It oar towa at Ban-
day Schnnt, moralng aad evening.
Mia. Bottle OtvU of LllUefleld I vltll
lag Mr. W. J. Utt ree, ber sl-Ur.
Mr. and Mrs, J. L. Keea, Jr., want to I
Klbiloa today.
Mr. Jaaaea U. Brookt want to Oreea-
vllla yeeUrday baslaeta.
There is ola( lo bt a picnic oa
IStk of this asoath al Gem Swamp. A
Mg lima la oa docket. I wry body It
vttedtogo, r .. . ,
O. H. Oaskla b gwUlag la a lovsly
Una of atw wbaslt. If yea ar la '
of a bik yo wlQ tav dollar aad otatt
to ta bla for
hVMktett WMtm aaat.aj.
lvbapa you ar aa eltrpttoo tb
rale, bat If row art act yoa have prob
ably on many crttooa, Jutt After look-
tog at roar watch, ba forcWi to to-
koowMUra to a frVod woo taxed yt
th ttm thai yea did not know what It
waa, cf o vBdoabtedly look root
tlmrptFC otit of yoar pocket, looked al
ha face and carrfuil tomom M bt
four pockH, bowing a knglral
qnenca of Ihoneht aad a wvtl dtAn)
byr. wbkb did not. bower, revolt
la Ixav Ing a aurftetenlty dMlort la
prwMlon oo your tnled ta ttttlafy year I
frlrnd'a corloalty aa to tb bear Of tb
day. Tb cnetWta waa aot aa havaluav
tary ao, Ilk thai lb boy who ca
not to aftr admtr bat tbronoet-
rtt-r, nor yrt babttnai, for few persnw
ar wwrviy la tb UUt ef taking 1
ibHr watcbea. On doe a oaly far a
rparlflf porpottv .-
Kow, bi'w mar Ibia twaatinf reetra-
dlrtloa be amteofrd fart rrtepa tb I
raeana I (bat aot aavw sa ta tlnv
rVvw a maa lnn at bts watrfe av
what lb a1ul Itm la. bat rahf h
trwrai wbnhar b till! baa tlttt t s
modla)i tnnt rmriiaa. Is may want
ta kvf aa spttntni al a wrtaie
lima ar le t tar t re tola a boat
at imta.. W tw b lakc otit at wttrh.
Ibwfin, b Inatlnriivety a fr
kt-la la (hv r-.ltv ralVrd fnr t f
that iirilrwtar anMrtil. ar4 whro fca
rrti ll at l!-y r txA y r-' t4
lhl r.tnl b rrtncTi (( Wtt't) lo ft
fa'lrj lr. kit ar.lrnl nlUH
f f-lata ri iit at all lo M
li r-1 ao t..fl l a l a la a : i 1 , f
t:m hi, la r..t-; tt r-
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"There are tricks eren .In our trade,
aald the old life Insurance map. "About
ten years ago a couple of respectable
old parties, man and wife, camo to
town with $100,000 or so that they
wanted to put into. an annuity. Tbey
had neither chick nor child, kith nor
kin,, and they wanted- to finish their
lives in as much ease and luxury as
could be bought 8o they made the
rounds of the life insurance companies,
getting their annuity figures and had
all the actnariee in town making cal
culations in the casev""' '-
The - bead mathematician of the
Blank Dash company was a little bet
tor than a mere flgurer. ; He happened
to bear what town the bid parties came
from, and he suddenly remembered
that hr bad an old friend, a doctor,
'who lived there,, whom he hadn't seed
for years, t He invited ' the medicine
man down at Once, took, him out and
ahowed him -a real good, decent time.
Then he edged around to the annuity
hunters, and, lo and behold, the doctor
was their family physician! Without
appearing to pump him, the actuary
learned enough about the old couple to
enable, blm to make a moat glittering
tnducement to ; the pair,' and they
bought , their- annuity of hla concern.
They were both dead inside of two
years. I forgot Just how much the
company netted. I' think It bad paid
out about one-tenth of what the old
folks bad paid In. The company was
a gainer,, and; there Were no losers ex
cept the other companies aa a result of
the actuary's shrewd move." New
York Bun. .
Sale For Partition.
By virtue of a Judgment and order in
a certain special proceeding before Wm.
H. Watson, Clerk In the Superior Court
of Craven county made and rendered
May 10th, 1001 in a certain matter where
in W. F. Hill and H. V. HID, bis wire
are plaintiffs, and Samuel Sutton, John
Button and Emily, his wife, CharleyAnn
Sutton and others, ana the heirs of uenj
uentley and J no a. Bentley are defend
ants I will expose for sale at public out
cry at the Court house In New Hern at
19 o'clock m, for cash to the highest bid
der, the following land, situated in the
County of Craven and State of North
Carolina on the north side of Neuse
River and' Taylor's creek about fifteen
miles above New Bern in the fork of
Neuse River and Taylor's creek, begin
ning at the mouth of said creek snd runs
up the creek to the- line of the land of
the heirs of Win G. Bryso, then with the
Bryan line to said river and then down
the river to the beginning, containing
200 acres more or leas Also 30 acres on
Chinquapin Ridge adjoining the land of
renner Nelaon, formerly the land of
Benjamin' Bentley, deceased.
U. U. WrJlUfiriuKST,
Commissioner
May 10th, 1001.
I NEW CENTURY
I i ta t)ie blu(est pIaoe n t)W1) C()n
IT prices are from 1U to Sift nor cent lower
are cawninfr on w mat most surprising tact.
We alwavs carrv a Full Assortment
GLASSWARE, CROCKERY, and all kinds of Household Uom1s. Our fi & IU
cent counters are a temptation to Pargaln Seekera. Novelties and Spociai
tle arriving dairy. Our Penny Pencils and Penny Tablet am the best.
; , ISEW CENTURY 5c & 10c STORE,
60 Proad Street, Next to Swert's Ilecf Stall, OiiHsite Junes' Htahlcs.
j.liaJWHMRW.u.jWffii Jujfim.a.vwa 'CJdl
I LINEN !
-. GOIMD
Special
is' called to tho New
Batisto in tho Linen
Efleai with the' col
ored" dot, Some
thing' Very Eiylish
and at a priro that
ia in rnch of all.
Havn the Orecn,
I, Purplo a u d
Up Hotropo dot fit
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Dyspepsia Cure
Digests what yon eat.
It artlflclall v digests the food and aids
Nature la strengthening and recon
structing the exhausted digestive or
gans. It lathe latest dlsoovereddigestp
ant ana tonic ' no other preparation
can approach 16 In efficiency. It In
stantly relieves and permanently cures
Dyspepsia, Indigestion, Heartburn,
Flatulence, 8our Stomach, -Nausea,
Sick Headache, Gastralgla.Crampsand
an otner resuiw oi imperiect aieesuon.
Price 50c. andtU LargestsaeontatesfK times
smaUslsa. Book all abotttdyspspslamallert free
Prepared tybC OeWITT CO. Cbteage.
' : F. 8. DUFFY 4 CO.
Special Notice I
Ordered by the County Sanitary Com
mlttee that It shall be unlawful for any
person or persons oo and after the 10th
day of May 1901 to dump or deposit any
of the refuse animal or vegetable matter
of the Oity on any lot or in any of the
docks around the City of New Bern.
Any person or persons violating this act
shall be guilty of a misdemeanor, and
fined not exceeding $50 or Imprisoned
not exceeding 80 days.
Celery Headache Powders.
There Is not any better remedy for
headache than these powders. They
never fail to relieve. Made and sold only
t Davis' Piescriptioa Pharmacy.
Remember those famous Star flams at
J. J. ToUon's Jr., 77 Broad street.
You hal?e them ?
Do you have headaches ? The
Sunday morning kind 1 Tho sick or
nervous kind 1 Do you want to get well.'
Cola Hoadache Powders will relieve you,
if notlymir money back. Many tunes
headaches conic from a disordered stum
ach. There are ingredients in Coin
uendache Powders that will stimulate
arid increase the secretions of the stom
ach and that old headache will pass off.
Only ten cents at llradhnm's Prescription
Pharmacy.
5c and Wc STORE I
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than thoirs. but because the neonle
of LAMPS. AGATE. ANn ttnwarp.
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Attention
" Espial lot Hasdkercliiefs
ON SALE THIS MORNING.
THE APRONS come in about fifteen different design
trimmed with embroidery, lace, tne' s, etc., aid made , f
lltwns, some worth up to 40c wit h, bi.t nil go at one ju iir.
THE HANDKERCHIEFS are some of our ln- and
consisting of White Hemsiilched, Lace Edge, Embroid.-ivd and
Borders, wlfich lire very good for the children, T rice 5c each.
G. cA. VARFOOT,
43 Pollock Street
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;'" Wis have taken SjH-tial
goods us c-ouM not. fnil to jilrnsi
A fill line of Kuiis, Kxlr.-i 'J't-om
Wiifh uit-s in all aces from :i li
Ncrkwe.ir anil Collins.
Mliore vour Hoy cull lie lilted
pleiisuve in tlio ing yon our
BIQ BARGAINS.
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t'r7The CUBA TEST IIACK in North :r liim lii Inn
Clothing, lry (mJk, Shoen, Unto, f J.-ni n Knn.i, hiiix, Ai
A full and complete line Spmii; l-rena ;.h.., ( ,1 hi n-
Woratnht, luiwrm, IVrcalea ami Caliooca nl :it t r. ii t i r j-r ii i-a.
ISfen'a bhixti 0o ai il up, IkIh-k' Hh.m . l mnl up.
17 1'argalna in WaU h a grxrf Wateh for Use.
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69-6f Middle St.,
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